Transmigration: I Became The Daughter of a Family of Villains

Chapter 156: The Army Has Arrived

I Was Stunned At The Time: [The little sister of a certain famous actor surnamed Lu who was recently whitewashed colluded with another brother to kill an ordinary teenager, Chang. This young man lost his father when he was young and relied on his mother. It’s said that the young man’s grades were top-notch, and he had a cordial personality. His appearance was also top-notch, but he was forced to dye his red hair, which didn’t suit him. It was one thing after another, until the young man couldn’t take it anymore and spoke up. Who would have thought that he would be beaten up by the siblings. In the end, he was directly pushed down from the top of the school!

[When the young man’s mother, Zhu, finally found the two of them, the perpetrator actually said things like “Take it as accumulating karma for your deceased son.” If there hadn’t been a crowd around back then, perhaps this poor mother might have met a disaster as well!

[Is there any law in this world? Murderers can get away with their crimes?

[As long as you have money, it’s fine?

[Smart users, please tell me the answer. I’ll wait online!]

An extremely indignant emoji was also attached to the end, like a little cutie who was about to die of anger and needed to be comforted.

There were also many photos of Lu Xingran beating up Chang Fei, as well as of Lu Xingran standing next to Chang Fei’s “corpse.” The large pool of blood was especially prominent, and there were also photos of Lu An pushing Chang Fei’s mother.

Actually, these were the photos that had already been circulating online. However, the blogger was a real schemer. For example, he changed the photos of Lu Xingran and Chang Fei fighting to black and white, which made Lu Xingran look like an evil god of death, while Chang Fei was like an ant in extreme despair; he even photoshopped Lu An’s expression when looking at Chang Fei’s mother and so on.

Once this post was released, it almost instantly stirred up a heated discussion —

Hell was empty and the devil was in the human world. Everyone forwarded the post so that more people would see the killer’s face, the blogger wanted to believe there was still love in this world, and so on. There were more than 100,000 comments and forwards, and the blogger’s account got more than a million views that day.

Many people also browsed some of his previous recs for products and apparel, and his sales volume increased.

The blogger was indescribably happy.

Just as he was feeling pleased with himself, he realized that the comments on his Weibo account seemed to be decreasing?

Was the novelty waning?

There had been hundreds of messages per minute earlier, but now, there were only a few every few minutes. Was it because everyone was tired of it?

Should he create something new?

The blogger immediately made another Weibo post —

I Was Stunned At The Time: [It’s been almost 16 hours. Who knows how things are going? Will anyone still give me likes if I scold the Lu siblings now? #LuAn’sBrotherIsAMurderer# #LuAnAccumulateKarmaforYourDeceasedSon#]

This blogger even deliberately used trending hashtags, and was already happily waiting for the next wave.

However, what he got instead —

[F*ck you, you trashy blogger. You don’t need money to lie, so just go and lie to your death! Be careful of ghosts knocking at your door in the middle of the night, and the King of Hell coming for your life! Trash!]

This blogger was dumbfounded. He had no idea what was going on, but very quickly, an army arrived to educate him!

[What do you mean “colluded with another brother to kill an ordinary teenager”? Even the Weibo headlines don’t dare say things so confidently. You trashy blogger, did you see it with your own eyes? Did you see him push the person from the top floor? Did you see his little sister bully the mother??]